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Dragon Ball Xenoverse Review

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GOING SUPER SAIYAN ON NEW CONSOLES

Dragon Ball Xenoverse is Bandai Namco’s latest 3D-fighter featuring everyone’s favorite Z fighters. What separates this title from other Dragon Ball fighting games is the components it takes from the MMO Dragon Ball Online. Xenoverse combines flashy fast-paced brawling with enticing RPG elements and an addictive loot system to become the definitive Dragon Ball fighting game. Continue reading Dragon Ball Xenoverse Review →

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PlayStation Vita: Where does Sony’s Handheld Stand 3 Years Later

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The PlayStation Vita turns three years old this week. Like a toddler, it’s still perfecting its coordination, and learning how to tell its own stories, but it has potential. Even though this little guy is so young, people have been singing its swansong since the Vita’s initial release. Yet, like an indestructible Freedom Wars Abductor, its health is draining slower than anticipated. The big question is what’s the Vita outlook for 2015 and beyond?   Continue reading PlayStation Vita: Where does Sony’s Handheld Stand 3 Years Later →

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Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn Reaches 4 Million Accounts

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Square Enix has announced that it’s popular massive multiplayer online game Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn has reached 4 million accounts. Continue reading Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn Reaches 4 Million Accounts →

Aaron Dobbe, PlayStation, Review, Video Games, Xbox

Dead or Alive 5 Last Round Review (PS3)

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ROUND 3. FIGHT!

Dead or Alive 5 Last Round has had a rather troubled launch so far. The game was supposed to launch February 17th on all platforms, but technical issues saw the PlayStation 3 release pushed back a week (with the Steam release moved to March 30). The past couple weeks have seen a myriad of players complaining of game-breaking bugs in the current-gen and Xbox 360 releases, some resulting in losses of save data for previous versions of the game. It looks like a big mess. While Team Ninja tries to sort all that out, I was able to spend some bug-free time with the far more stable PS3 version of the game. Are the last round of updates to Koei Tecmo’s 3D fighter worth a third look? Continue reading Dead or Alive 5 Last Round Review (PS3) →